San Francisco 2015 Cold Case Double Homicide Solved With Arrest Of Suspect In Pittsburg

CBS Bay Area

August 20, 2025

More than 10 years after two people were shot dead in separate locations in San Francisco, police announced on Tuesday an arrest in the cold case.

The shootings happened on Jan. 27, 2015, in the city's Bayview/Hunters Point neighborhood. Maria Lourdes Soza, 32, was hit by a stray bullet in front of her three children outside her home at Revere Avenue and Ingalls Street during a rolling gun battle between two vehicles, her family said. She later died at a hospital.

Minutes after the first shooting, a woman covered in blood entered The Old Clam House restaurant on Bayshore Boulevard, less than two miles northwest of the first shooting scene. The woman had also been shot and was seeking help; a man who was in her vehicle had also been shot multiple times. The man, identified as 38-year-old Donte Glenn of San Francisco, did not survive.

A view above Revere Avenue and Ingalls Street in San Francisco on January 27, 2015, where a 32-year-old mother of three was hit by a stray bullet/KPIX

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